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Thanks for posting :smile: Did you use the solid maple version or the laminated maple? They sure look interesting :rolleyes:

Weather, as in temperature and humidity definitely have an effect on chalk just like they do in everything in pool. Maybe not a huge difference but still there is some, others seem more prone to moisture than others. ^ Skratch That'd be a nice idea to have a chalk made but I'm afraid my chalk...

I have accumulated a small collection of different chalks over time and today I finally got around to testing them all to compare them. I took a few pictures for your curiousitys sake and to keep tabs how I liked wich chalk. Here is what I came up with after trying more than a dozen of different...

Wow... Just as I tought, pure class the whole collection. Im out of words :) Thank you for sharing these beauties with us. I really like the Tonkin, some pretty special wood there. Have you had all these made for you or are they picked up from the second hand market?

* a part of the European Union. Still a part of the continent though. Would make an interesting match though :) I cant understand how the crowd can behave as classless like this. Bloody shouting and howling like retarded coyotes all the time :angry: How can it be so hard for pool to be played...

Sorry to bother but I cant wait to see what cues you've got in such a beautiful pool room ;) We need pics, a lot of them :thumbup:

^ Agreed... Ronnies game looked so difficult and uncomfortable yesterday, he seemed to be so out of his game whenever he got back at the table. After a few pots his gear came back and off he went again playing like he does. He cant afford that against Selby though I imagine. He has to be 100%...

+1. As a machinist I strongly advise against the idea of having a 5/16 aluminium pin. It will not last for long, the threads will wear fast and the pin will bend if any sideway force is applied. Titanium pin would work and is a bit lighter but the weight difference is minimal in such a small...

May I ask why are you constantly changing cues and always looking for the next best thing :confused: I am not trying to be mean that was just a friendly notice. As you have had the opportunity to play with a ton of different cues I assume you have formed some sort of preference on what you...

Nice. That is all I can say :thumbup: Looks gorgeous but I wonder how do you like to play with it? Genuinely interested :)

If you like a long pro taper on your shaft I'd suggest trying out a Jacoby Edge hybrid shaft in 12.75mm. It has a really long pro taper nearly 18" long and they play well. I have two for my Barnhart that I play with, maim one that is worn down to 12.5 and a new one at 12.75 as a spare...

Np :) After a while all of the new mooris firm up a little from install. Ruby is very stiff tip to play with and requires a little bit of care to keep it scuffed. Still my personal favourite of them. Feel is similiar to G2 hard or Kamui black medium. I prefer the Ruby over both though, it has a...

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=435001 There is a little bit of info about them :smile:

I bought mine from Ebay. Seems that most UK snooker suppliers carry it :o

^ Nope, I haven't tried NIR yet, got to order some on my next supply order :rolleyes: PM me your address please, I'll get you a cube of triangle pro in mail if you'd like :smile:

Tweeten fibre has released their new premium chalk, Triangle Pro. Comes in green only (sadly), I dont know if they are planning on making a blue version of it. I ordered a few cubes to try out and I must say that it is a good chalk. It is a bit softer feeling than Magic chalk or masters but...

I dont think its going to cause anything too dramatic for Mosconi cup. Maybe at some point they will no longer be a part of the European Union but they are forever stuck in the same continent and hopefully that is enough to keep things going as they are now :rolleyes: Will see :smile:

If you have been satisfied with Predator for the past 16 years why change? I'd go with a 314'3 if I were you. My fiancee plays with one and we both like how it plays :smile:

Taom is the way to go :smile: I recently tried a handfull of different tips jor both jumping and breaking and to me Taom is the best all around tip and by far the best break tip. SPC jumps well but I wouldnt exactly praise its breaking capabilities :frown:

That is beyond unbelievable :eek: Looks amazing and knowing the hours on it... I am speechless. You sir have some serious skills :o